Meeting of waters

Cape Reinga, at the far northern tip of New Zealand, is where the Pacific Ocean to the east meets the Tasman Sea to the west. They have different water circulations and, apparently as a consequence, the different colours and the conflicting wave structure seen here. Best viewed full screen.

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Taken on Tuesday May 7, 2024
Posted on Tuesday June 25, 2024
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Pam J said:

OH SO BEAUTIFUL

THERE HAS ALWAYS BEEN A SPECIAL MAGIC ABOUT SUCH MEETINGS. THE SINCE IS THE DIFFERENT SALINITY OFTEN AND THE DIFFERENT 3INDS AFAR DRIVING THE OCEAN SWELLS !

BUT I MUCH PREFER TH MAGIC OF TH THE TWO GIANTS FIGHTING FOR SUPREMACY !

THIS IS A PLACE I CAN VISIT IN MY DREAMS AND HEART !

HUGSSS

6 months ago

Pam J replied to Pam J:

AND FULL SCREEN IT IS AMAZING !

6 months ago

Nouchetdu38 said:

Interesting geographic place!!!!!!!!!

6 months ago ( translate )

Herb Riddle said:

Oh yes, I can see the difference in sea colour. I imagine this scene can be quite striking at times of very windy weather. It reminds me of some of our big rivers as they enter our seas. Thanks for sharing George.

Kind regards. Herb

6 months ago